Peoria, AZ -(AmmoLand.com)- Apex Tactical Specialties is expanding its pistol barrel lineup with the addition of a new threaded barrel for the FN 509 Compact MRD model pistols. The new barrel is now available for pre-order and will officially begin shipping on May 5th.
The Apex 9mm Threaded Barrel is designed specifically for the FN 509 Compact MRD model pistols with a factory 3.70″ barrel. The cold hammer-forged stainless steel barrel has a black Melonite finish and features a 1:10” twist rate that is designed for optimal accuracy performance. The barrel features an undercut thread intercept to accommodate a wide variety of attachments and the thread pitch is 1/2-28. A thread protector with captive O-ring is included.
This barrel is a true drop-in and requires no fitting.
Features and Specifications:
- For 9mm FN 509 Compact MRD pistols
- Replaces 3.70” factory barrel
- Cold hammer-forged stainless steel
- Black Melonite finish
- 1:10” Twist Rate
- 1/2–28 Thread pattern
- Thread protector included
- Accommodates a wide variety of attachments
- No fitting required
- Apex Part #: 105-075
- MSRP: $199.95
The Apex Threaded Barrel for the FN 509 Compact MRD can be pre-ordered at ApexTactical.com. In addition to the new barrel Apex offers a variety of upgrades compatible with the new FN 509 Compact MRD, which include the following:
- Action Enhancement Kit (part# 119-125 or 119-126)
- Apex Heavy Duty Striker (part# 119-185)
- Apex Failure Resistant Extractor (part# 119-168)
- Apex Optic Mount for the Aimpoint® Acro P-1 optic (part# 119-109)
- Apex Optic Mount for the Shield Sights RMSc optic (part# 119-108)
- Apex Slide Maintenance Kit (part# 119-171)
Retailers and wholesale distributors that have not yet ordered and wish to stock the new barrel can contact Apex at dealer@apextactical.com or (623) 322-0200 for pricing and quantity availability.
About Apex Tactical Specialties
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